Cultivating Martial Arts and Ascending by Extracting the Essence of Plants

This book feels like a slow burn. The "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) isn't very useful yet; after about twenty chapters, the protagonist is still an ordinary person cultivating martial arts. Given that there are cultivators above him, it's a slow-burn martial arts novel. If he doesn't show any impressive abilities by chapter twenty or thirty, I should probably drop the book.

Sigh, this book is okay, but only up to chapter 40. I don't know what the author was thinking, writing about ghosts invading the security bureau. To put it mildly, it's like dancing on a grave; to put it more bluntly, it's like slapping the country in the face. This isn't some chaotic era; let's see what the author has to say. If you don't like it, just say goodbye.

Modern elements combined with cultivation are a hodgepodge, utter garbage.

... I only realized it was dead after adding it to the bookshelf.

To be honest, bringing the cultivation of immortality into the technological age doesn't interest me at all. Goodbye.

A person who has died once should run immediately upon seeing anything unusual.

Why isn't the author saying anything?

More and more people are joining; 45 people have already finished reading the latest chapter. That's good potential. Hopefully, the author can maintain this momentum; victory is just around the corner!

Take the title of "The Urban Pay-to-Win Cultivation of a Female-Dominated City" and share it in the comments section. Just in case some big shots take a look, hehe~ Also, the author is a newbie, so the writing may be a bit rough. Please be kind to the readers.

It's a slow burner, which is great; if it maintains that style, many people will still like it.